by Laura Leger | Jan 23, 2024 | Analysis
The question of whether to continue authorizing glyphosate has been a central concern for the European Commission since 2017. This inquiry triggered a multifaceted and intricate debate involving scientific considerations, contradictory scientific studies, and...
by Rubina Vieira De Góis | Jan 18, 2024 | Analysis
In the current digital era, children are increasingly exposed to new technologies from a very young age. Surprisingly, in 2023, the European Union, a champion in fighting for human rights, has yet to establish permanent legal regulations to protect children from...
by Laura Leger | Jan 16, 2024 | Analysis
Developed both in research laboratories and private companies, results of neurotechnology have already made their way to the general public, blurring the line between medical and non-medical application of those. This rapid advancement in neurotechnology demands a...
by Rubina Vieira De Góis | Jan 11, 2024 | Analysis
In recent times, the European Union has recognized the paramount significance of citizen participation in preserving and strengthening its democratic foundations. In a system where the voices and concerns are pivotal, especially those of the younger generation,...
by Tamás Lattmann | Dec 13, 2023 | Analysis
The end of the current year sees the end of the Spanish Presidency of the Council of the European Union. Before the torch is being passed on to Belgium, it is worthy to take a look at the past half year and see if there are any results worthy of our attention....
by Tamás Lattmann | Nov 29, 2023 | Analysis
Ever since states try to achieve their foreign policy goals, they create various forms of cooperation with each other: this ranges from ad hoc alliances (keeping the option of abandoning the connection practically anytime) to forming federal states (practically...